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Nav Yonx. July q Petroleum dropped ono
cent In tho .Irst hnlf hour amt resulted ii, down.
ward course In tho last hour, md cloled weak:
opened at bAsc: hRhest $40: lowest bi<c; closed
al bi3io; sale, =, AS 900 barrels. ~
on. Urry, PA. July 27.-opened at b61<c; high.
csi bGho: lowest 6s%c; closed at 5i14c;, sales
crs 1857 barrels: shipments 9,s2 barrels. =,
p,r7sluR0n, PA, July 27.-petrolcum irregular
and lower: oeencd al BOO; closed a. tlsc; highest
56Llc: lowest He. 5Sf i5st g5''s IN - =
pRAproRDt PA, July 27.-opcncd nj $40: closed
nj Mhe:! highest bs1Hc; lowest b1}sc; cleatauccs
1900 barrels. -. -5sg 'as,sy5 s9S"s'i1
TIusy,lls, ~ July s7.-;opened at t55,SSc; high.
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AAHII a TB'
ALL
YOU?

Do you feel dull. lnnguld, low-spiritcd, life
less, md indescrihably miserable, both physi-
e,llly und mentally; experience a scnse OF
fnllness or bloatlng after eating, or O." gone
ness" or emptiness Of stomach IN tho fnWn-
Ing, tongue coated, bitter or bad taste In
mouth, irregular appetite. dizziness, frequent
headaches, blurred cycsight, floating spGcks"
before tho eyes. nervous prostitution or OK
huusttOn. irritatfifty OF temper. hot ftussics,
alternating with chilly sensations, sharp,
feet, drowslness utter meals, wakcfulncss, or
disturbed md undressing sleep. constant,
indescribabic feeling OF dread, or Of inpcad.
ing calamity [g.f7 ,f,Et' -.
II you have NIL. or my considerable number
q these symptoms, you are suffering FROM
Bilious Dyspepsia, Or Torpid Liver, associated
with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. Tho more
complicated your disease Inns become. tho
greater tho number md diversity Of symp-
Or. I'fcrcc's Golden Redical Discovery
will slibluc It, II taken according to dIrcc-
tons for reasonable length Of time. II not
cured. complications multiply and Consurnp-
ton OF the Lungs. Skin Diseases, Heart Disease,
Rheumatism, Kidney. Disease, or other grave
or later. induce n fatal termination. !,
5 DR.. Picrcc's Golden Medical Dis.
cOvcry acts powerfully upon tho Liver, and
through that great blood purifying organ,
clennscs the system Of NIL blood-taints ind i'm
purittcs, from whatever, cause arising. y Is
equally ciicacious In acting upon the Kid
neys. md other cxcrCtory organs, cleansing,
strengthening. and healing their diseases. AS
an appctizinr, restorative tonic, It promotes
digestion and nutrition, thereby building up
both flesh and strength. In malartaI districts,
this wonderful medicine has gulned great
celebrity In curing Fever and Aeuc, Cbills and
feror, Dumb Aglc. md kindred diseases -
q Or. Ptcrce's Golden Medical Dis
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Guest at Summer hotel-Nho is that
distinguished looking young man wash
INK dishes? 5E., - g t,...Il a
z Proprietor-Thst rs Mr.. Emerson Tracy
Bancroft, who delivered the magnificent
Grafton on 1.-THE 1deality Of Life" at
Yalemouth commencement. = Burlington
Free Pres, .e.lsl. lL1. :. I. - -. -
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Nnttntt-

S Nxw YoAx, Jnly Election steady; upIspls
l03te; Orleans l01Tn: futures closed arm; July
Dor 9sfu; January . $50: .Fubtusry g.$6G; March
0.4iG; April wise; May obsc. i7Ei i7
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Worlds Dlspensary Medical Association,
Z G63 Main st., nUFEAL0, N. Y.


.
Merit will win and receive public recognition and
praise Facts, which are tho outcome Of general
pcrIcucc growing through years OF critical and
practical tcst. become Ms rooted and immovablc as
tho rock OF Gibraltar In public eP'alon, and hence
forth NEED no further guarantee rs to their gcuu.
incncSs The iadispuiable fact ihat swifts Specific
Is tho best blood purifier In the world Is OF these
inmosnblc Gibrultar rock facts OF which We havo
spoken, mud every days experience roots this con.
class u our people Iii. AmcrIcn md In Europe.
every trade, Calling and profession. Including ths
esS 10 p .ss sr";saDs vftaes Of mi
lts infalho efficacy IN curing all diseases OF tho
s sa and eps 10 Tic nsPecSn Or all SoW e aS
unsolicited. Two ,l.s,nsuIShc members Of the teat-
ricai profession who grntrtny testify tottS wonder
fdi curative fatitea OF tho speclbe In iheIr nal
yldua cases Their testimonials nro herewith sub
Rittod TO tho public without further commeht-lce
sGs as Ts ThtSls top ay q Yo
n foS nns " e ~ ISGS h;n Gc5
York Thalin Thcntr e Company. Both hrn well known
III theatrical circles IN this country aai III Europe.
Charlotte Rauiow's Testimony. \,
r NV YoGR, May 3, 1851.
swi't Specific Company, Atlanta, CAT IS III
Gtntlcmcn-. ffav,ng been nnnoJci with ptmptOs,
dItion Of my hi1oi, for n,ofs than 4 year., used
irad!ng Preparation q asrFapnrIa nn1 2lcr udyer.
incnt physician. md from his treatment received
~ beheat then concluded to Try tho n &. f. rein.
ely for the blood, md nvp or six packages, by d
thorough eradication OF my trouble nnd restoring
.mootincss to my skin, hay0 inhiic mo happy nni
Cheerfully give yU this Testimonial for such lInu
and publicity ~ you wish 10 lnnko 0fIt j 0I7's
ffse gafE s.t.t,.. - CHARLOTTE RAINBOW, T,
80. ;ae 10 Dowery, near Canal Street.
j s',t Hugo Iinnskrrrs Testimony. ,.la} +
Tho Swift Specific Company, Atlanta. "a n fsr.
& Gtntlomcn-Fnr two yrhrs had q koycro raEN Of
oc1e!na fused tnr soal, sulphur hap4 and varIuls
Of phYsclans. hut found no relief. At Inst id,ter.
mined totry ,hns g. Y remedy and seven or ciRht
uso this certificate III any manner yn,i wish. M
trHtzI l-g HaIsUssI Ftr. I'm l1UnO ilANKyNt.
Member Ot TAulla Theatre
Now York, Nay 8. iss7. 'IIII :. $3.50 80
Treatise On blood and Skin Diseases m.iled rren.
l4 Tue SWIFT sfsc,Hc Co., r.
Drawer 4, Atlanta, Ga,
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IonsFo1,D's ACip PHOSPHATE


!, Or, Geo. W. Hall, OF st. Louis, sayu: "a
took It Tor indigestion and found it Of de,
clded advantage" rrbsAw /
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II You

would enjoy your dinner and arc prevent.
ed by dissspsis, use Acker's Dyspepsia
tablota. They are positive cure for dys-
peps!a, Indigestion, aasulency and consti-
patton. We guarantee them. IS and 80
cent?. Logan 4 Co. and @. Merke-
maller. I. so IN
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! CURES ALI. HDagORS.

from common Hlotcl. or Eruption. to the
:werst Scrofuln. 4 Salt-rhcum, "Fcvcr.sorcs,"
scaly or Rough Skin. In short. all diseases
caused by bad blood hre, conquered by this
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
It's benign influence. . Especially has It mnui-
tested its potency In curing letter, Eczema.
Erysipclas. Dolls. CArbuncles. Sore Eyes. Scror-
uioMs Sores mid swcliIrgs, Hir-toInt Disease,
E"Whltc Swclliugs," Go!trc, or Thick Neck,
md Enlarged Glands. Send. ten cents in
stamps for n large Trcatlse, with colosrd
plates, on Skin Diseases or the sumo amount
Sor Treatise OF Scrofaloas Affections.
"FOR THE BLOOD is THE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse 1t by using Dr. picrcc's
Golden Medical Discovery, md good
digestion, n fNir skin, tfayqnt spirits. vital
strength md bodily henltl. Will DO established.
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NEw roRk, Jnly 27--Tho ticmapd Of previous
days was we'll preserved, and iii a quiet mRuuur,
good results WGrO reached. Tho stocks OF cotio,,
goods wcIc worry light aud prices ruled ,troug,
Dress goods, tlannOs, blankets, Sot wool dress fa,.
RIGS md low price clothing wooicns wcfo doing
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EGONSEIEIPT.EON

Which iq Scrornla ofthc Lungs, Is arrested
an cured by this remedy, II taken IN tho
cafiter stages Of tho disease From It's mar
.vtIous power over this terribly fntai disease.
when first offering this now w0rid-iamcd rem
edy to the public, Dr.. Pierce thought seriously
Of calling it his CONSUMPTION CrIsE" hut
abandoned TINT name rs too. restrictive for
medicine which, from Its wonderful cout-
binAtion OF tonic, or strengthening, nltcratiye.
or Iood-ccansIng, nnti-bilioils, pcctornl, and
nutritivc properties, is uncqunIei. not only
ns remedy. for Consumption, but for MI
,rOufr ftiSan Nf thu ~. Na-.a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-28
81 baltimore Live stock Market,
opFlcE of THE CALyERroa srocx YAnps,
:. IA MONDAY, July %, 1857.
GsMAHKp,


Arrivals this ,.,.. 512t
Arrivals Just ....., .. ... b,bil
Arrivals ono year aSor 1905
Al so "a GrIAHKa, 81 4, 52,r,1i y r q
Tho offering this week Il nat ydry heavy, ahout
As numerous It Was last week, mud tho oialty OF
tho hogs IL better, not being rs heavy an Tor several
weeks previous Trade IS atrIy Rcive ut about
tho Same tlgureSns ruled last wcsk, ranging from
to the latter for selects atHttt near which most
Of tho tales havo been made OF thu roCeipts, 26iS
head were received ovet tho r'cnnsyIyann Rail.
road, and 3,l0d head over tho baltimore & Ohio
iIa!ltoad. ,m !s'5 Egss'h i11 iz'l'. i
1,tt2 l',Gla q CLAagXoNr Llrs Sock Market. n
l5'I5y5 As isit-. BAiriAonR. July Is, 1887.
All hogs and sheep sold In ihGso yards by L.
4. nlackshere arc at grtss weight s,G,'L}5l
Receipts this week 2,a7p .nrad Of hogs, against
COZ head last wcoE nligll hogs seiiing nj 81 rs;
heavy do Al q 10: good lignt do Ut $500. Rs MI
III J'i 'AnHtvAta or LIVE SfocK.
Al Cgare1toni Stock iarh. via Ba,innore & Ohio
l2t19 laRroaa, iar stet s'aiia1 July n. q
2oa cars containing ls2i cattle, 4? calves, 49, 5
sheep aad lambs. G,2lI hogs. 81 bofscs. Ship.
mcnu to Now York. Philadelphia, cto,, Es7 cat.
Ito. ii calves, lG,4l3 sheep ana lambs, l05 hogs
8 horses. p }si ijiss ~ y n
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ex,s.succEss Soar protocts the tourista
against Skin diseaaoa. Do not travel with.
out II, AT Drug Store Of Nolan Droa.
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FINAScK AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF the Money and sto


NEW York. July E.-Noney on cail easy at AZ
per cent? last loan per cent, closed offered al
I Der cent Prime mercantile paper bxa6 Der cent.
Storing exchange dull At 81 s?5+sf s4S. ',.fTT :
Ihs stock market displayed more activity To-
uay Than has heep seen III any dsy iof ihe past
tlfee weeks The improvement In the amount OF
pusiness done. however, was entirely at the OK.
perse o. vaues, the bears hAmmeting tia fist with.
OUT interruption throughout the day. This OPEN
lnx was heavy 10 weak nj declines extending 10 Y
Per cent The market was feyeri,h and active, bull
ilAcilonal declines were made throughout the list
~ the hrst hour attet which 4 more settled tone
Wa noticeable, although quotations continued 10
yield Gewly. There was isncwcsi activity In tbs
ssitcrnoon. accompanied by decided weakness, and
be,ofe The decline was checked, which way about
i:W 0ciock further tosxes Of from fractions 10 I3s
per ccut htu beeu established. Ng,Fl. 9Tt.HI =,
!, a MAJ lsid was made upon values IN the list
nnur when Reading was depressed over por cent.
Me c3vefin& oisho u caused fractional rally be-
fofe nv ciose, which. however, was weak aud &C.
I'VE M9r near the lowest figures Of the day. The
hetye lst, without exception, Is lower This even.
ine. AND Manhattan iAd6wn ~. Colorado Coal ",
ihSsdlnS III, Norfolk b Western preferred TX
Ms,odn PM,tfc, SeE England, 81 PAut and Deii.
VIZ NO GMnda ~, aud Lacknwauna TX per
cent salts 85O.s75 shares. : = - =
lAiltoad bonds were mora active: sales s776 900.
Government bonds were dull and heavy. -
hplte pQtuA were dull and steafv. = IL.
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Tho pioneer came aud erected the home,
"a hd the Old forest Tree in time disappeared:
while winter and summer still 20 as they camel
hhefe are The bui!oes who The old forest
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Tho New American Method tho Coming
fEHR Language OF Civilization. ID
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EIocUTIoN,

The culture Gud Development oil the voice for
conversation. reading, public address or singing.
special instruction In reading the bible and
Hysns, and IN reading -hAEcsneatc,
Opportunities for Teachers, Ministers and PRt-
form Speakers generally. to learn how 70 use their
voices without discomfort or Injury. ~ ~
short cnnrFe IN EnstiSh Literature With special
ditcrtion for q cuyrse of reading in English
classics, thu! may be pursued during the year 4.
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Liver, Blood, and L.unus.

For Weak f.un3a, Splitting Of BLOOD, Short
chltis, Asthma, Severe Coughs, md Kindred
afactions It Is IN efficient remedy.
Sold by Druggists, Mt sl.00, or SIX Bottles
for $500. ,'tr7.. g. ~ aE5I.
h ~ Send ten cents In stHmps for DR.. Plcrccts
book on Consumption. Address, la.
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FACULTY.

FACULTY. ~,
4 Department OF EIocudon and English Language,
conducted BY Ms. N. RrEVEN5 HART. Principal
OF The Washington School Of Execution and Eng.
llsh Language" Warrington. D. O. F3,sri.
PoNTAiNE Professor OF wrench IN tho Washing.
ton High school, Washington, D. Q. g.
Department OF German, conducted by PRoP. A.
". spANa00FD, Professor OF German at 81. raul's
echo1i, Concord Il. Il. #.res
A Course Of Lectures will DO given In each de.
pertinent, which will be lrcc TO Tho students Of the
Special rates offered TO clubs Of no, less than i've
bWdcntB. - dc -uEH '9' .s'"t4 1.t,f Id
I Hotels and Boarding ffduEcs make special terms
for memoirs J., the HhoOl ~ 50 !ei
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FRENCH AID GERMAN,

Natural methods o. instruction, by which pupils
who arc willing To apply Themselves may obtsn In
OF nuency both In reading and In Conversation. ).
Opportunity Tor conversation daily. especially at
table. This iurnfshes not only ~ superior Rdvan,,
nge 10 tencherE,; but also 70 those contemplating
European travel, ,@
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STAMMEHlAG / CURED.

Z! eyststn bascd upon natures laws NO SECRECY
mo TRlCKB. Byssem explained 10 these inter.
4 ( Testimonials from physicians, educators and
patrons, who have reccfyed bene1t from tho method
( al 5It Il Mis-. NJ! STEVRsa HART. Principal, II
Warrington School Of Elocution aud Engllah
language ~, = a. Il W -, ...,,n,.n n = II
a.aaeaS boarded IN family oi Principal. [sfja
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The logs are quite rotten aud some falling out,
The doorway much lower. the root falling In; I.
Slowly but surely grim Decay Turks about. t'5..
Ana Time Will soon gather the old building In!
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OBJ, yea, long ago MI the timben were sonpd,
tAnd, pleasure and happiness rejYned 'neaih Il,
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Yet there's plenty Of llght In twilight or dawn,
For the old roof admits Light Hwtll as the rain
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The fnote Of the chimney goes UP Al OF yore,
Through the woods the voice echoes oil old chan.
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| re atttdIfIqetnrr.
I ONCE, Nos. IS aud 81 ron,rte,a.h Street.
THE OLD LOO HOUSE.

George W. 7Gbbt. + IA N y [, II i'fl4 * vi
Y Where the light Of the hun once shone through
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And q ki ID OF gloom hangs around like pail,
And the thlckets nte grown all over tho lawn.
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Yet lhelos house remalns--',l It's somebody II home

Though a. builders arc molderlng now In the
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Thu weeds and tho bftas now cover the wall, T..
e While tho barn and the sheds and tho fences nfc
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Oh, yes, long ago all It's tmben were sound,
ana pleasure and happiness yegaed meath Is
5s dome; ..HTt' ts-'Is- 5-fz, 9.f7s n ~. -
Though It's builders arc moldering now In the
ground, q, i-p'i. 81 ~ 5l'l ''.777, II IL,
Yet tho log house remaius.-.'tls somebody
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And children are playing around by tho door, !.
Where IL by.gone days slEod the brave pioneer.
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. Treatise On blood and Skin D.oasoA m,,lcd rre..
4. Oh Tue SWIFT sfsc,Hc Co., "
tst3Ft. Drawer q, Atlanta, Ga.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-05
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

John turran, engineer 81 the Crystal
Falls branch passenger. brought his engine 10
TINS city last Saturday. 20 receive necessary re-
pairs. He resumed his run on Monday -Escan.
aba Mirror
Conductor James Lyons has taken n
thirty-day lay-on and win visit his home. Escan.
aba. Chicago, and other cities. John staeer. OF
Escanaba. has the run during his absence.
Our Summers, whose other name il
Hopkins, three weeks absence In lower wiscon.
sin, did not effect his memory bit; he went "a
Florence as usual last Sunday
George Schwartz, one OF Crystal Falls
most energetic young business men. visited Iron
Mountain on Sunday.
Capt. c. L. Roberts, our supervisor il
spending large share Of his time in Mastodon.
John ii. Parks was down the Range on
Monday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-05
Two Accidents.

Another fatality occurred I'm the pine
woods. This time Joseph DE Jardin was
the victim. He was employed at Nc
Carty's camp, ON Brier hill creek, two
miles west Of town and was at his work
ON Monday morning when he met his
death. He chopped large pine tree
and when IL began to fall he got out OF
the way, as he supposed, but the tree
struck another tree which was broken
down and this last tree fell ON and
broke off another, 80 that DE Jardin,
instead Of getting out Of danger, ran di-
rectly underneath the last falling tree
which struck him on the head, killing
him instantly. lie was mt once brought
TO town and placed in the care Of under
taker Henry. He came here from Mem
omince, where he made his home with
Sam Peltier; a native OF Canada and his
home is near Quebec; aged twenty-eght
years and unmarried.
John Swetter was taken to his home
at Fort Howard, Wis, on a stretcher, on
Monday morning. He was employed ut
the New York Lumber Co.'S camp No. 3,
on the Fence river, as teamster and while
taking "A wrapping chain off Of "a load OF
logs mt the landing last Saturday, the
chain slipped and a log rolled over Mr..
swetler's stomach injuring him severely
internally. His condition is thought to
be very serious, but with proper treat
ment will probably not prove fatal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-05

the printing business, furnishing in round
numbers one representative 10 one hum
dred and forty inmates. Allowing about
the same proportion for Wisconsin, Is IL
not pure and simple piece OF gall to at
tempt TO make a profession with such "a
record bear the brunt 81 the great por-
ton Of the crime Of hestate. The billis
impracticable, IL in not original, il is an
injustice to the trade, a disgrace TO the
profession, and the printers Of Wisconsin
should do their duty in ventilating the
outrageous measure Of one Of their num-
ber.-Neenah Gazette.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-05
Cnnninghnin,s Rill

Mr Cunningham's bill introduced in the
legislature providing for the establish.
ment oil a printing ofIiccat the state pris.
ON, employing all the skillful lnbor No.
eess'aiy and using the convict labor-tbc
text books for the schools Of the state "a
ee So printed and sold atactual cost. all
under the supervision of board consist
ing oil the presidents of normal schools
ana Others, who shall also compile sucb
books Tor publication, is one which
should not meet with approval among
master printers Of the state Convict
labor has greatly injured the chair. boot
and shoe and other legitimate manufac-
turing interests, and the publishing busi-
ness Of the country il not in such flour
fishing condition AZ Co not be seriously
affected by introducing such measures Az
Mr. Cunningham's bin provides. The
bill y a rascally one, and that a publish.
er should champion IL, h evidence that
nm occasional judas or crank finds his
way into society where he belongs not.
A similar bin is before the Illinois lcqisla-
turc, and Mr.. Cunningham doubtless ~.
ceivcs his idcas thcrcfrom. In tho latter
state statistics tell that of 2 300 convict~
IN Joliet there ARE butcighteen who claim
ia some manner pr nj some time I'd have
been di''ctly or ldirectly idntiIief with
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-05
WASHINGTON LIFE.
a Model Insurance Company. Model 4genfs
mud rausuaf .ffrasfa0es

a Model Insurance Company. Model .fgenf,
mud Cans.af advantages
In another column the twenty-scventh
annual statement of the old, reliable
Washington Life Insurance Co., il
published and il should be carefully per-
used by all interested in life insurance,
which would properly include every one.
The Washington Life, for a strictly reli-
able company, whose great growth in re-
cent years is it's greatest recommended
ton and which is most popular, where IL
- best known, offers unusual insuring adj
vantages. It's agents are always gentle
men, never intrusive and are always well
coined every place, az witness the popu-
larity OF j. NJ. Thorn, the solid and we'll
liked Range agent Of the company. It's
losses are always paid promptly II you
are contemplating taking out policy do
not do SO without having n talk with a
Washington Liicagcnt and becoming fam
liar with the great merits Of this reliable,
popular company.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-05
They Saw a Meteor.

On Monday evening the Dist ult., Chas
>. Henry and Ralph Prince were away
up on the Michegamme river, among the
lumber camps IN search Of the Iron River
treasury robbers, and claim TO have seen
n meteor Mr.. Henry says toa DIAMOND
DRILL representative: "The first saw
oi the stranger from above was when
was standing near the cutter; Prince was
arranging the harness which had became
nnfnstened and stood with his back 70
the meteor and did not see il until lust
before il landed. AT first sight il did NOT
look any larger than my hand. but in
creased In size and brillancy very randi
~. It's velocity must have been some
thing wonderful; in only a short time Il
had apparently attained the size az q
large packing case and it's briliancy was
dazzeling, and did not seem To be- morn
than hall a mile distant AS the travel
or from strange world neared the hind
a loud Missing sound was heard which IN
creased To almost roar. then heard
i go crashing down through the trees
and lall 10 the earth. IL must have been
very near TO us or we would not have
heard IL no distinctly think il must
hayea weight OF several tons and think
can locate il very easily when the snow
disappears
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-05
MONTHLY SCHOOL REPORT.
For fhe month ending February s.renfy-
mn. 1887.

nm, 1881
Room No. 3.--G. l.. Woodwork, teach
err; Average number belonging, 23.4O,
average daily attendance, 1860; pupils
neither absent nor tardy, Amelia Pehl
Ruby Rowley. Room No. 2.--Mattie T.
HOLSTER, teacher: Average number be-
longing, 1880; average daily attendance
$3.50; pupils neither absent nor tardy
Ellis Gonyou, Else Renbery, Title Tender
Room No. Eva Morrison, teacher
Average number belonging, 5000; aver.
age daily attendance, 26.47; pupils
neither absent nor tardy, Eddie Bregger,
Joey Lachapelle, Anna Kepeke, Flora
Tender